Two Minute Surveys
About The Two Minute Surveys
Posted October 13th, 2008 by Alan Levine
The NMC is deploying new web tools to solicit information of interest to its members. Our Two Minute Surveys are literally designed to take no longer than that, no more than three questions, and cover current topics in New Media. We are using Google Forms to collect/share/publish the results. As a member benefit, individuals from NMC Member Organizations will have access to the results one month before we make them public to the world.
Got an idea for a new survey? Let us know!
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2-Minute Survey on Economic Impacts on Campuses
Posted June 1st, 2009 by Alan Levine
How is your organization hanging on in these economic times? In this NMC Two Minute Survey, we are looking to see how educational institutions are responding to the global economic crisis.
Budgeting for the 2009-10 academic year is complete on most campuses. This survey is aimed at highlighting both the impacts of the economy on campus budgets, and the strategies being employed to manage those impacts.
The survey will open for a week starting Tuesday June 2 and will be published a week later. Again, this survey quick! We bet you can do it in under 60 seconds. (image credit: Flickr CC Licensed Photo by ephien)
The Questions:
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Daily Tech Habits
Posted March 21st, 2009 by Alan Levine
We have more and more technology tools and information sources that we touch on a regular basis for both work and to stay informed. In this NMC Two Minute Survey, we are seeking to learn which technologies or information services you use on a regular basis- the ones you have made a daily habit.
The survey will open for a week starting Monday March 23 and will be published a week later. This one is quick! We bet you can do it in under 60 seconds. Of course, we know that the NMC web site is a daily habit for everyone, so we left it off the list ;-) (image credit: Flickr CC Licensed Photo by lastyearsgirl)
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Two-Minute Survey on Social Bookmarking Tools
Posted January 14th, 2009 by Alan Levine
In this survey we probe the use of online tools for bookmarking and tagging web sites. Even if you do not use one, please respond to at least the first questions as a "no" response there tells us something.(image credit: cc licensed flickr photo by found_drama)
The Questions:
- Do you use a social bookmarking tool?
- What is the social bookmarking tool that you use the most frequently?
- How many bookmarks are in your collection? (choise of ranges)
The Results: (view full spreadsheet)
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What's Your Mobile Project?
Posted October 12th, 2008 by Alan Levine
Our second Two Minute survey looks for examples of mobile technology projects happening at NMC organizations. We here at NMC are most interested in seeing some up-to-the-moment data on what members are doing with mobile phones. Please point us to any info you might have on anything related to mobile in your institution or that you may know about. (image credit: Flickr CC Licensed Photo by Steve Keys)
The Question:
We here at NMC are most interested in seeing some up-to-the-moment data on what members are doing with mobile phones. Please point us to any info you might have on anything related to mobile in your institution or that you may know about. Any and all pointers to projects are appreciated.
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Favorite iPhone/iPod Touch Apps
Posted October 8th, 2008 by Alan Levine
In this NMC Two Minute Survey we hope to gather a collection of the kinds of applications New Media people are adding to their iPhone/iPod Touch devices. (image credit: GadgetReview)
The Question:
What are your favorite apps on your iPhone? Let us know what you think are useful iPhone apps and we'll publish a list of them!
- What is the name of the app?
- What does the app do? Why is it a favorite of yours?
- What kind of app is it? (menu of choices)
The Results: (view full spreadsheet)
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